Chapter

 1 V      |            the humours." Again the youth asked, "If then this is
 2 V      | abomination and a curse. While the youth was in this way, and his
 3 X      |       learned and observed from my youth even to these grey hairs.
 4 XVI    |          thou shalt be like unto a youth of great understanding of
 5 XVI    |        excuse shall I have?' ~"The youth, astonished at her wit,
 6 XVI    |            child.' 'But,' said the youth, `I will abide here with
 7 XXV    |          The high-minded and noble youth listened to his father's
 8 XXVI   |        this truly wise and prudent youth, forewarned, by the heavenly
 9 XXVIII |           have laboured from their youth upwards." ~With these and
10 XXVIII |       other words did that saintly youth speak of repentance to that
11 XXVIII |          all the vain pleasures of youth, the baits that take foolish
12 XXIX   |          young men in the bloom of youth and well-favoured damsels,
13 XXX    |          bed-chamber of this noble youth, and attacked him by kindling
14 XXX    |       despair of taking this noble youth, like a cunning knave, he
15 XXX    |        Baptism from the sins of my youth and ignorance, I have resolved
16 XXXI   |            we first fell upon this youth, we vexed him sore; but
17 XXXVII |           in the soul of this fair youth also, noble in body, but
18 XXXVIII|           from its former bloom of youth; for Ioasaph was black with
19 XL     |       maintained his zeal from his youth even until old age; or rather,